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[SOLVED] Latest Windows 10 Update F***ks Up With Your PC
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indeed, now it works.
it was not possible with the initial install. Must be that big update that looked like mini service pack that corrected this.
but... what is Outlook? That old client for emails? If so, I used it maybe 2 months... a hundred years ago.
Oh, W Windows, then
You can always log in with your local profile if you want.
By the way, the Outlook account is the Outlook.com (formerly known as Hotmail) not the Email Client, the equivalent to a GMail account .
This reminded me that perhaps I have an Outlook account... and in fact I have it, to use VS (I had forgotten, as usual
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Not wanting to hijack this thread, BUT, how is Microsoft getting away with forcing Windows Mail and the absolutely awful Microsoft Edge browser onto users again? It wasn't that long ago they were having their wrists slapped for forcing IE onto everyone and was forced to provide users with the Browser Choice screen! I'm also surprised by what they have set for the default privacy options when first installing the OS (it's worse than Facebook).
I also hate how I keep being told that I have new App's installed when I haven't actually chosen any new Apps, they've just come through with the various updates. I've now disabled as many Apps and services as possible whilst still maintaining a functional and secure system.
PS. I highly recommend Mozilla Thunderbird if looking for a solid fully featured mail client.
I also hate how I keep being told that I have new App's installed when I haven't actually chosen any new Apps, they've just come through with the various updates. I've now disabled as many Apps and services as possible whilst still maintaining a functional and secure system.
PS. I highly recommend Mozilla Thunderbird if looking for a solid fully featured mail client.
Microsoft is not forcing Windows Mail, it is the same scheme that Google has, you have to login using your Gmail account, well, Microsoft uses Outlook.com.
The "new apps" installed will popup indeed every time a new update is released, you can uninstall all those apps if you want (Windows Store, Xbox, etc etc) that's what I do.
The "new apps" installed will popup indeed every time a new update is released, you can uninstall all those apps if you want (Windows Store, Xbox, etc etc) that's what I do.
If you cannot uninstall certain apps using Windows Programs And Features, try using CCleaner.
Already uninstalled/disabled but my point is that Microsoft is again thrusting this on users and most users are considerably less savvy than those found here!!!
That's a topic for another thread
I just stuck with win 7. Works for me!